Andrew Yang

Predictive policing perpetuates bias and discrimination within our criminal justice system. Relying on flawed data and algorithms unfairly targets marginalized communities. We should prioritize human judgment and comprehensive reforms over reliance on technology that can deepen existing inequalities.

I believe that certain laws should indeed have sunset provisions or expiration dates. This forces legislators to review the efficacy and relevance of laws and ensures that our legal system adapts with the evolving needs of society.

I believe that our legal system is cluttered with outdated laws that often hinder rather than help our people. For every new law we introduce, we should consider eliminating laws that are no longer relevant or effective to ensure our legal system is efficient, modern, and just.

Our legal system is overburdened with complex, often redundant laws that are inaccessible to the average person. We should work towards simplifying our laws to make our legal system more effective and just.